Israel Attacks Sinai as War Expands Across Region
Israeli armor smashed into Egypt's Sinai Peninsula on the opening day of the Middle East war. Israel claimed air superiority with 374 Arab planes destroyed and seized the strategic town of El Arish while Jordanian and Egyptian moves escalated in the center. Arab claims varied as Moscow and London urged cease-fire and neutrality was proclaimed by the United States.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Robert McCloskey
Vital el Arish
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Suez
Middle East
Elrish
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan
Jenin
Haifa
Levi Eshkol
Syria
el Arish
Mn Israel
Salt
Itzhak Rabin
el Kanteila
Sinai-Negev
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Rabin
Mordechai Hod
Lebanon
Sinai Desert
Moscow
White House
U.N. Security Council
U.S
New York
Security Council
Britain
London
Khan Yunis
Abu Ageila
al Arish
Eshkol
Cairo
Amman
Damascus
Jerusalem
Holy
Saudi Arabia
Three Miles Shot Down Three More MIGs
US Air Force pilots said they shot down three Communist MIGs in raids north of Hanoi, raising total enemy jet interceptors to 77. Ground fighting in South Vietnam slowed, while B52s conducted four raids on northern and central areas including near Da Nang and Pleiku. 86 Communists were reported killed in Quang Ngai Province in a delayed coastal casualty count.
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U.S
Phuc Yen
Hanoi
Guam
Thailand
South Vietnam
Shan Valley
Laos
da Nang
Pleiku City
North Vietnam
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Inside Abby Add Years Classified Comics
Inside Abby features year marks and classified style notes along with comic strip previews. The item reads like a small newspaper insert listing sections and page references for readers to locate content.
Supreme Court Rules Inspectors Need Warrants for Homes
The Supreme Court ruled that city health fire and building inspectors must obtain search warrants before entering private homes or apartments, except in narrowly defined cases. The decision extends warrant requirements to business establishments and reverses the 1959 ruling allowing warrantless inspections. Justice Clark dissented, criticizing the ruling as undermining Fourth Amendment standards.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Byron R. White
Pri
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Abe Fortas
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Voters in Princeton Bramwell Jaeger Elect Officials Today
Princeton Bramwell and Jaeger voters go to the polls today to choose town officers. Jaeger will elect a five member council mayor and recorder with all candidates on the Peoples ticket. Former councilman Clay Hall seeks the mayor’s job amid recent leadership changes.
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Princeton
Bramwell
Jaeger
Peoples
Citizens
Clay Hall
Elec
Tion
John Fanning
Fanning
Hall
Laeger
Hugh Knox
Paul Hare
W. R. Auville
Scott Keene
John Henry
L. Q. Whaley
James Stafford
Princeton Council
Lewis Skeens
Marvin Jones
Lacy Shrewsbury
Sam Thurmer
Speck Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair in Peoria
Richard Speck, 25, stood mute as he was sentenced to die in the electric chair on Sept. 1 for the July 14 1966 massacre of eight nurses in Chicago. Judge Herbert C. Paschen ordered the penalty after a Peoria jury convicted him of murder. An automatic appeal follows, with potential stays possible.
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Peoria
Ill
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
Chicago
Willard Koeppel
Paschen
Illinois Supreme Court
Gerald W. Getty
Cook County
Americans Attacked in Leningrad During Vietnam Tensions
In Leningrad an angry mob spit at and stoned U S diplomats including John C Guthrie and his wife Andrea as they sought safety at a bus after signs accused Americans of killing a Soviet sailor in North Vietnam The incident followed a Soviet note accusing U S planes of bombing a cargo ship in the Turkistan case and occurred as the U S embassy sought to maintain normal ties amid Vietnam and Middle East hostilities.
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Moscow
Leningrad
North Vietnam
Washington
Soviet Union
John C. Guthrie
Andrea
U.S
Vietnam
Middle East
Turkistan
Guthrie
Russia
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Four-State Power Failure Disrupts Northeastern Corridor
A surprise 10:23 a.m. blackout hit New Jersey, Delaware, eastern Pennsylvania, and parts of Maryland, halting trains and elevators and straining water and sewage services. Philadelphia and Newark faced hours of outage as seven utilities recovered equipment and officials investigated causes.
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Newark
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
York County
Scranton
Maryland
Philadelphia
New Jersey Utilities
East
Johnson
Washington
Delaware River
Trenton
N.J
Canada
Virginia
District of Columbia
Public Service of New Jersey
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Oregon
Federal Power Commission
High Mountain Sheep
Pacific Northwest Power Co
Douglas
Max Covey
Hear
Phiegar
C. C
Cliff) Keatley
Malcolm G. Champ
W. J
Willie) Reece
S. W. Harvey
Ernest
Lefty) Wagner Jr
Keatley
Harvey
Wagner
Covey
Champ
Peoria County
Oio
Philadelphia Electric Co
Woodbridge
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